The man who led France into war with Libya is now unemployed.<\/p>\n
He’s been voted out, being replaced by Francois Hollande, a “normal man” who happens to be a Socialist – and thinks the way for Europe to solve its economic problems is more spending on government stimulus programs funded by the printing money type of borrowing.<\/p>\n
In a similar spirit, the voters in Greece threw out the parties that were supporting the austerity programs imposed primarily by Germany with the agreement of Sarkozy.<\/p>\n
Germany now is in the uncomfortable position of having both countries poised to drain out the German treasury via the European Central bank and the Eurozone bailout fund.<\/p>\n
People have been fretting about Greece leaving the Eurozone.\u00a0\u00a0 What they should be really thinking about is the possibility of Germany leaving it.\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0 All the old hatreds are going to rear their heads shortly.\u00a0\u00a0 You’re only going to keep carrying your deadbeat brother in law so long before you say “enough is enough”.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
The man who led France into war with Libya is now unemployed. He’s been voted out, being replaced by Francois Hollande, a “normal man” who happens to be a Socialist – and thinks the way for Europe to solve its … Continue reading